1. The spelling of the sound heard when you or someone else flatulates or farts, particularly when it is prolonged or sounding more comical than an average ejection of gases.
2. The word also can be used to express disdain about or dejection toward an unfavorable circumstance or event; its effectiveness in this use is amplified by saying the word with a tone similar to the way a fermpt sounds. The more heinous and audacious the fermpt, the more jaded, displeased and absurd the tone when used to express derision or discontent. More of the same letters in the word can and should be strung together to elongate it the event that the fermpt is especially absurd, pungent or in itself extended.
3. Can also be used in place of the "f" word or perhaps even other obscenities.
2. The word also can be used to express disdain about or dejection toward an unfavorable circumstance or event; its effectiveness in this use is amplified by saying the word with a tone similar to the way a fermpt sounds. The more heinous and audacious the fermpt, the more jaded, displeased and absurd the tone when used to express derision or discontent. More of the same letters in the word can and should be strung together to elongate it the event that the fermpt is especially absurd, pungent or in itself extended.
3. Can also be used in place of the "f" word or perhaps even other obscenities.
"FERRRRRMMMPPPPPTTT!!!" (An elongated fermpt originating from someone's body.)
"Fermpt!" (A brief, but zesty, fermpt as emitted from someone's body.)
"Hey, man - I can't make it tonight; I've got to work late," said Joe. "Fermpt!" Bill responded.
"Ten bucks to go and see a movie? Fermpt that!" Mark angrily expressed.
"What the fermpting fermpt is going on here?" Tom asked upon realizing he was stuck in a very dense traffic jam.
"She left me - she said she was in love with someone else," Matt despondently said. "... fermpt her," Will muttered.
"FERMMMPPPT!" (A medium-length fermpt from someone's body.)
"Ferrrmpttt." (Somewhat of a muffled fermpt from someone's body.)
"Fermpt!" (A brief, but zesty, fermpt as emitted from someone's body.)
"Hey, man - I can't make it tonight; I've got to work late," said Joe. "Fermpt!" Bill responded.
"Ten bucks to go and see a movie? Fermpt that!" Mark angrily expressed.
"What the fermpting fermpt is going on here?" Tom asked upon realizing he was stuck in a very dense traffic jam.
"She left me - she said she was in love with someone else," Matt despondently said. "... fermpt her," Will muttered.
"FERMMMPPPT!" (A medium-length fermpt from someone's body.)
"Ferrrmpttt." (Somewhat of a muffled fermpt from someone's body.)
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Get the Fermpt mug.in Math, a prime number of the form, 2^(n) + 1, named after the famous 19th century mathematician Pierre de Fermat. However, in geek circles, it refers to the third nipple of women with a third nipple because 3 is the first Fermat Prime.
Geek 1: "I was going to sleep with Jessica from Real Analysis but it turns out she has a Fermat Prime."
Geek 2: "What dude? I was just trying to figure out the 12th Fermat Prime."
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When something is full but at the same time empty. For example a fridge full of ingredients but you don’t know how to cook.
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Get the Fempty mug.Jason had to stop at a convenient store on his way to work to pick up some roadies because his wife dumped the beer out of his thermos and his homemade wine didn't fermitate yet.
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Get the fermitate mug.Fermat's Last Theorem was the last equation in a book written by Pierre de Fermat's that was the last to be solved. The equation was x^n+y^n=z^n. Pierre said that he had proof that this equation could never be proven if n was larger than 2.
He wrote this in 1637 and it hasn't been proven until 1993(1995 for perfected) by Andrew Wiles. Andrew proved this after working on the equation for 7 years. Solving it was a dream of his since he was a young boy. Andrew received worldwide recognition for his proof. Andrew solved this by also proving the Taniyama-Shimura Conjecture, which states that every elliptic curve is also modular. Andrew solved this by turning the elliptic curves into Galois representations and turning the equation into a class number formula. Many had tried before Andrew but none succeeded for 300 years.
Many doubt if Fermat had any real proof but it was still a mathematical marvel of a challenge and we can hope another such equation will pop up.
He wrote this in 1637 and it hasn't been proven until 1993(1995 for perfected) by Andrew Wiles. Andrew proved this after working on the equation for 7 years. Solving it was a dream of his since he was a young boy. Andrew received worldwide recognition for his proof. Andrew solved this by also proving the Taniyama-Shimura Conjecture, which states that every elliptic curve is also modular. Andrew solved this by turning the elliptic curves into Galois representations and turning the equation into a class number formula. Many had tried before Andrew but none succeeded for 300 years.
Many doubt if Fermat had any real proof but it was still a mathematical marvel of a challenge and we can hope another such equation will pop up.
"It is impossible for a cube to be the sum of two cubes, a fourth power to be the sum of two fourth powers, or in general for any number that is a power greater than the second to be the sum of two like powers. I have discovered a truly marvelous demonstration of this proposition that this margin is too narrow to contain." - Pierre de Fermat
Every mathematician hates and loves Andrew Wiles for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
Every mathematician hates and loves Andrew Wiles for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
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A bird's eye, be cautious on the fermata in orchestral music.
Is used in a) orchestral music and b) solo music.
A bird's eye, be cautious on the fermata in orchestral music.
Is used in a) orchestral music and b) solo music.
a) Bob saw a fermata on the next note, so he made sure to look up at the conductor to know when to stop playing that note.
b) Bob saw a fermata on the next note, so he made sure to indicate to his accompianist when the next note was to be played.
b) Bob saw a fermata on the next note, so he made sure to indicate to his accompianist when the next note was to be played.
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Dude, you have no gas. You better fill up your fempty tank before we're stranded!
Dude, you have no gas. You better fill up your fempty tank before we're stranded!
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